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The Portland daily press., 1887-09-08

CREPE CLOTH CIRCULARS are among the latest
arrivals In our Rubber Goods Department and the sale Of
these attractive garments has already very large
Ihey are entirely different from any we have ever had in
the past and are better, much better than anythn ~
$3.50. o pii0o
The most prominent difference is-the rubber cooting
is inside instead Of on the outside looks when bein
like fine silk garment while it is as impervions t
moisture as those made iu the old way =
These elegant garments made in fancy coors
stripes, paid etc. but keep them in black only the
sired. F w
In advertising Umbrellas, few days ago we neplect
ed to mention that we have complete stock Umbrellas
for children, In gngham and silk, at all prices
The Portland daily press., 1887-09-08

But stu doing business at 1T Middle st. A
ne expects to remove later, he is selling Watches
Ware, Spectacles, Opera and Spy Glasses, Toilet
Sets, Sc jly2Odft
The Portland daily press., 1887-09-08
MISCELLANEOUS.

NOTHCE-The partnership existing between
IN Messrs Greene & Crockett, Painters etc.
WoOdf0rds, Me-. has been dissolved by mutual
consent. j. j. GREENE, @. CROCKETT. 81
The Portland daily press., 1887-09-08

WANTED-A capable girl fer general house
w work. must be good cook and laundreSs.
Apply 1873 HIGH STREET. 81
The Portland daily press., 1887-09-08
FEMALE HELP.

WANTED-By young lady of experience, a
w situation as assistant book-keeper or cash
Ter. Address BOX 81, WoodfOrds Me. I'll
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-07-30

First publication July 30, 1887.
special meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Groveland Iron Mining Company viii be held at
the Office OF the company, room AZ, No. 1877
Lasalle street. Chicago, Illinois, on Tuesday
August 30, 1887. mt three o'clock y. m, for tie
purpose OF voting on "A proposition TO amend
articles nine (0) OF 1.-THE Articles OF lncorpora
ton of the said company fixing the number
OF directors at nine l9) instead OF FIVE, as pro-
vided for In the original articles. Also TO elect
four az directors In addition 60 those hereto
fore elected; and 20 transact such other business
az may properly come before said meeting. /.
Meyers IA. a. Fisk, A. ". Dexter, n. y. Jones,
directors. II. III. WHITE, SECRETARY.
June "a, 1SS7.-2S-4t
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-07-30

elegant stock a fine embroideries, laoes |
and dress goods which are being sold IT
the lowest prices. We are not offering
any catch-penny bargains, but win give
you good honest goods and full measure |
every time.
II is said that two more saloons are
soon To open their doors TO the public in |
town. II would seem from an average
standpoint that there was hardly room
for any more establishments OF this kind,
but then they will surely get share oil
the public patronage.
II would be good thing for the musi-
cians Of this place to get together and
organize brass band. There Is plenty
OF material here for first-class organiz-
alton and some one shouldstart the ball
rolling; surely others would help to keep
IL going Il it's once started.
The dance given by the Crystal Falls
Base Ball club on Tuesday evening was
grand success, being largely attended
and good time generally is reported.
The club cleared nearly fifty dollars
which will be used To make up the purse
in case the Norway club comes out
ahead to-day, thing not likely.
Rev. Father Chapuis has obtained from
the bishop permission to hold services at
Mastodon oncea month, about the third
Sunday of the month. THERE'S "A Catho-
lie congregation there OF fourteen families.
Father Chapuis will leave here on the
early train, hold services mt Mastodon
at $50 and return in time FOR regular
services here.
In reference To the late fire at Hurley,
Wis, the Duluth Journal OF Iron makes
n red-hot attack on LaClair, declaring
him TO be "the ostunprincipaled, brutal,
LOWERED, domcal and contemplate man
God ever made or hell ever yawned for.
They say that the flames Kissed whenever
LaClair gazed ON them-a fact we are
ready to believe" &c. W
This place has all the advantages that
are required manufacturing purposes,
viz.--excellent shipping facilities and a
splendid water power combined with
good sites and plenty OF lumber, for wood
working pursuits. Who will be the first
to start i'm the business of manufacture
ing? There is room for all 40 don't be
afraid but sail in. Now is the time.
When customers are averse to paying
fair prices for printing explain 10 then
that the printer pays from fifty To one
hundred percent. morcfor his plant thar
other manufacturers. A small cylinder
! press costs more than n fifty horse-powel
} steam engine, and an extra large stoI
, cylinder ms much az n railway locomotive
} A pound Of metal costing six cents Ii
charged up TO him as one dollars wortl
, OF type OF border.
The temperance lecture delivered il
the Presbyterian chapel last night b..
Mrs. Roice was not very largely attend
ed, although the weather was fine an,
the streets filed with people whose pres
r ence should have been noticeable in
I worthy cause of this kind. The subjec
Q WAS a good one and the speaker did her
self proud in the elegant mannerin whic
: she delivered il. She proved herself &
g be well versed in the cause OF temperate
= and the many evils that are afloat b
: the young and inexperienced MI throug
this broad sphere. Those who wer
present took especial interest in tn
meeting and consider their time well spent
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-04-21
AUSTELL BOOMING.

Hon. A s Clay succeeded in having hi,
Apstell clients acquitted before the Sail
Springs Mayor on last Thursday He wa.
not arrested himself as was reported 1t is
a strange proposition for the Salt Springs
authorities to set up that Mr. Humphrie.
shall not improve his avn property, wher
the improvement of it cost the Salt Spring:
authorities nothing but enhances it in tax
aple value. But the true inwardness of thu
whole matter is. it will accrue to the up
building of Austell something the jealousy
OF Salt Springs evidently would like to re-
tard, but this they will not be able to bring
about, as new spring has been discovered
in Cobb county, inside of the corporate
limits of Austell on the land OF Mr. NJ W.
Westmoreland. Messrs. Goode and Lester
of Atlanta and L W. MedIock of Austel
have bought the property and will conn ence
this week to improve it. An analysis OIL
the water shows it to be better and stronger
than any OF the other springs pavilion
will be erected and beautiful driving park
will encrcle it, while handsome cottages
will be built for guests. Upon the whole
the prospects for Austell arc growing bright
er day by day.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-04-21
DIED.

Rev. j. D. Malone, Sr, father of DR.. j.
D. Malone of this city, departed this life at
Villa RIGA, on last Monday the 18th inst
From the close of this war till last fall the
deceased was citizen of this county living
near Smyrna. He as loved and respected
by all who knew him, and the amount OF
good he did as minister of the Gospel in
winning and leading people to that purer
and nobler christian life could not be meas,
ured in words At the time OF his death he
was seventy six years old. Having well
performed the part allotted him here as citi.
zen and preacher, he has gone to receive the
Masters welcome, We'll done thou good
and faithful servant To the bereaved fam
lily we tender our sympathy.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-04-21
Astonishing Success

1t is the duty Of every person who has
used Boschees German Syrup to let its
wonderful qualities be known to Their
frier ds in curing Consumption, sever,
Coughs, Group. Asthma, Pneumonia. and in
fact all throat and lung diseases No per
son can use it without immediate relief
Three doses will relieve any ease, and W.
ennsidrr it the duty of all Druggists to rec
Ommend it to the poor. dying consumptive
at least to try one bottle, as so 900 dozen
bottles were sold last year, and no one case
where it failed was reported Such medi
cine as the German Syrup cannot be too
widely Known Ask your druggist about it
Sample bottles TO try, sold at 10 cents.
Regular size, Is cents Sold by all Drug.
gists and Dealers, in the United States and
Canada
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-04-21
- 49, go.
MARIETTA.
Her Present and Future.

There are many evidences of substantial
gradual growth in Marietta. While we are
not taking on the proportions of Cbatta-
'oga or an Atlanta, nor neither do we ex-
pect to- yet for town situated as Marietta
is, on prominent railway, with a new road
leading into a section of North Georgia.
rich in minerals, we stand second TO none
in the state for bright prospects and perma-
nent improvement The town has increas-
ed in population, if not rapidly, at least
surely, while in the last twelve months the
taxable value Of property has increased
$42,700 As place Of residence Marietta
offers superior inducements noted as the
healthest climate in the south, high and
dry, with the finest free stone water in the
world. 1t is more than probable that in the
next twenty-four months branch railroad
of thirteen miles, will be built from Austell
to Marietta, thus giving us connections with
the East Tennessee, Va. Il Ga and the
Georgia Pacific Railroads. This will be OF
great advantage TO Marietta in many partic.
ulars. Then it is quite sure that the Au-
gusta and Chattanooga Railroad will cross
the Marietta and North Ga. RAILROAD near
Eilijay, this will give US access to Chatta-
nooga by another route, while the Rome
and Decatur road will cross the VI. IN. G
K. r near Ball Ground, going to Gaines
vile With the Marietta and North Geor-
LA made broad gauge with a branch road
to Du' ktown, we will secure all the railroad
outlets in differ mt directions that could be
desirable. 1t is true Marietta will not be
the terminus of some of these roads, but
nevertheless she will be benefited by them
Now, il our people would only get together
and in an organized capacity work to in
duce people to locate here and inaugurate
manufacturing industries the town would
boom right along at a rapid and prosperous
rate. viii you do it, or just simply drift
along in an easy do nothing manner2
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-04-21
NEW SALEM.

Most all of the peach crop killed
Planting cotton is the business of the day.
Mrs Mary James and daughters. Mrs.
Sarah Kilgore and Mrs. Eliza James, Of
Douglas county, are visiting s. W. James
and family
About two months ago Mr.. David
Carnes and his hireling was cutting a large
ditch TO turn Mud Creek and struck patch
of small rocks out of which gushed up a
spring though small of very strong miner
al water Capitalists from Marietta have
visited the place. They think it excellent.
A company of them will come ont this week
and sound il to the bottom. Mr.. Carnes
poured glass of the water in red ok ooze
and it turned it bl, ok as SCOT Immediately.
Throngs of people there every day. Jugs
and bottles are being filled and carried of
by the score.
1t is said by specialists that extensive
mines of some kind, very probable iron
ore, is on Mr.. W. B. Ballenger's place
"A petition passed around for signers
for an election on wAiskev. Will the good
people of Cobb just sit and let The petition
succeed? We trust they will not.
What more could we ask at New Sa-
lem. We have preaching twice month
Singing choir meets every second and fourth
Sunday evening, good Sunday school and
prayer meeting.
Prof W. n. York, formerly of this
place, is farming in western Arkansas.
Mrs. Cash is very sick.
Mr.. Thompson OF Milton county is Wis
iting his daughter and family Mrs. J. NJ
Ridgway PEcK.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-04-21
WHERE TO GEL lob PRINTING.

Attention is directed to the jobbing de-
partment ofthe MARIETTA JOURNAL which is
provided with the most approved and ex-
tensive facilities for the execution of job
printing of all kinds from the smallest label
to the largest poster, in black or colored
inks, at prices as low as can be had else
where for an equal grade of work. We are
prepared to print at short notice pamphlets
posters, programmes, circulars, letter heads
checks, envelopes, bill heads, blanks of al
kinds, catalogues, business cards, and every
thing in the line of printing used in the con
auct of every day husiness
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-04-21
D. 7. NJ CLATCHY. II. I. BAILEY
TIE MARIETTA
MARBLE Works.

McClatchy & Bailey, little more
than two years ago, opened up Il
marble yard in Marietta. The bust
ness has grown beyond onr most SAT-
guine expectations, till within tn,
last few months we have had large
orders waiting from some of tn,
largest cities in the South. We nov
have several agents who send us or
d4rs almost every day, and number
OF hands constantly employed finish
ing up work. MIR. Bailey as a sculp
tor has no equal in the South. There
is now in the yard ready for ship
mcnt. monuments from s75 to $500.
Would be glad to have any person
interested 10 call and examine be.
fore they are shipped. We have NJ
AGENTS in Marietta. Any kind OF
work done II marble or granite.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-04-21
Miraculous Escana
", A, MeCREA.
Marietta, Ga.

W. W Reed, druggist, of Winchester, Ind
writes Zone Of my customers, Mrs. Louisa
Pike, Bartonia, Randolph, Co., Ind, was a
long sufferer with Consumption, and was
given up to die by her physicians. She
heard of Pr Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption, and began buying Il Of me. In
six months time she walked to this city, a
distance of six miles, and is now so much
improved she has quit using it, She feels
she owes her life to it "
Free Trial Bottles at N. L. wright's
Drug Store.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-04-21
1000 Bushels Corn.

| have in stock strictly fancy lot Of
Middle Tennessee Corn that will be sold at
the lowest market price. Always on hand
large supply OF Bran, Oats, Meal, Hay
Peas, Meat, Hams, Grita, Rice, Sugar
(Grapulated and New 0reansD and good
stock of fancy New Orleans open kettle
syrup At this season it is almost impossi.
Bile to find r pure, unadulterated syrup
Nine was bought from first hands betese
the season for rehoiling apa mixing
rolled around. so you can RELY on getting
the genuine article Price same as the
mixed article Columbia the best -four in
the mar ket in supply at old prices The
best is the cheapest
A econd-hand Pony Phston for sale
cheap.
W. A, MeCREA.
Marietta, Ga.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-04-21
II you Want Good Article
Or PHO loBAcco ask your dealer for
old RIP"

-Chipman's Pills make people happy
This can be testified TO BY the many who
have been cured OF Sick Headache. Billions.
ness and dyspepsia by this excellent RENE
dy, They are purely vvWstsblsl mid 10
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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-04-21
EnYied BY her Sex

Is the fate OF every lady with a bright
glowing countenance. which invariably fol
1--WE tbs wv q w 4sSuRs I've 2vOits
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-06-18

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laaf ffafss Hfieiaaas a. dute. rul tDf eHinri ~
believe. niay b. said - frelEiis rttieiFetl.
tsae widsnins ~ the eiiapc of the =. "
viii firfas4ifaff fhn iiuiIfiHr ~ a new ufloEf
over snake RIVER st EaEie Rock.
the new hotel at eada Springs has has beer
Iessad ~ TIE Pacific HUtrl fumEafy hy ~
Osnefs, ths Natural Aiuefui water t0nianf
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-06-18
ALL OVER THE TERRITORY.

Bolse merchants win close their stores Rt 9
.. NJ. during the summer season.
James A. Hays. son of chief Justice Hays.
was one ~ the honor graduates of the Boise
Hleh school at ~ late commencement.
Nine miles of the Sampa and Boise City
braBch fuad have been graded and II u cxpcc.
iod that the entire road viii be built b. the ist
u July.
Ail the bridges acrofs the Yankee Pork river
II Custer cJunty are reported as having been
washed away by ibe recent high waters ~ that
section.
Houston country Il Frightening up at the
prospect Uf lts increased mining interests.
osyfgc Paris IL putting good force in the
Mammoth mines on Alder creek. and expects
% add concentration.
a minister ai Caldwell has been diycsicd Of
his clerical Rarb because of Indulgence In too
much iiuuid hardware.
Z Petitions are bclnR circulated ~ Salmon
/ city and Nlchuiia 20 have Jofnhi county taken
from the Haley land district and placed IN the
lIiackfoot district
The grand jury of Aiiuras county, at lts last
session, failed r. ind true hill IN cases of va.
fious connty officials. but called the attention
Il " NNAEh W NAtf NNA1
/ appropriation Uf the peoples money.
Deputy Treasurer Prank Ribieit, Of Cassin
county. has been found e so short IN bis nc
counts. Iic has told how it happened. and, by
payment has reduced che amount 30 ti,0co.
Tho wool shipments from Cassia county thi'
season win far surpass those made last season
several hundred thousand pounds have al
ready been shipped from Kclton and the shear
Il a.. 80 f.fsfss s.,,tss.s. s4stHnV
A camping OUTFIT of q surveying party reach
Cd Boise last week. The party IL 20 survey
route for an extension OF the Nampa hrancl
up the Boise 10 make connection with IN
Northern Pacific or some rcad east Of Boise
Tho men and teams FOR thc surveys were sen
By General Curtis, manager OF the Idaho Ger
tral. who IA now IN Denver.
Boise city has perfected plans for q gran
Fourth OF July celebration. G. c. Stevenson
son of Ouycrnur Stevenson. VIII deliver th
Grafton, and James a. Hays, son Of Judge jas
n. Hays. wlii runa the Declaration OF Indopor
donce. ThcDomocrat says of the oraior-''II
isa young man Of unsurpassed requirement.
fne ability and well trained mind" and Of th
rcadcr--''Th0uEl yet in his teens, he is mani,
bright aud promising, and VIII read the IN
mortal document Ia u manner that viii reiic,
credit on his cinss. the graduating class of II
Boise High School, the school, the Capital cli
and honor 30 himself and parents."A free DIS
ner Ia 10 be given which viii be attended BY
troupe Of ladies', welded and single. chose
equally FROM the country and town. The Dc1l
Oarnt snys-'srhc plan Il 30 mako Il the mos
stupendous Jubilee OF Independence and u
largest and hnppicst gathering of honest mel
women nnd children that ever assembled
I the nau,a AZ lll,crty on the day we celebrate
the Territory.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-06-18
GRAND
lIA OF JULY CELEBRATION
And old Fashion Barbecue
Ar BlAgKF00T IDAHO,
JULY 4TH, 1887.
EVERYBODY INVITED.
Special Rates On Al Tralns..Arrange.
merits viii b. MADE 10 Entertain
Ail whe may Attend.
noS.5.B. HAYS ORATOR or TmDAY.
Music By che BIaetfoot firnss Band
ard the Choir.


FIRIsG oF SALUTE At SUNRISE
Opening exercises 20 commence at 10
O'Clock. a m sharp. in the BOwery
]. Music by the band
2. PRAYER by the Chaplain.
3. Music by the Choir, America
4. Reading Of the Declaration of
Independence by DR. Giyens
3. Music by the band
s. Grafton by Hon. Jas b. Hays.
After which dinner will be served in
the BOwery.
The aIHorribles" win appear At some
time during the day.
AMUsEMENTs COMMENCING At 4 pm.
Foot race 200 yards, S5 70 winner,
s2 20 second
WheelbarrOw race, best two in three
s2 10 the winner.
Sack race, 25 yards, e. TO winner
Creased pole, S3 10 winner.
Running race, free 10 all, quarter oi
a mile, sl0 10 winner.
In the evening the grandest display
Of fireworks ever witnessed In Idaho
Don't fail 20 come and enjoy yourself
on this gala day.
The BlackfOOt Brass Band viii give
a social Hop at the Opera House, 4
which all are cordially invited
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-06-18

In the Mexican war one Of the
American generals upbraided a pri-
yate soldier for dodging minnie balls,
a few minutes later when a cannon
ball seemed TO come in too close prox-
Unity to him the general lodged al
most of Of his horse. The private
seeing him said-HGeneral, you order
cd me not TO dodge and you dodge
yourself more than / do, how is
that?" swell," said the general, ayOu
may dodge the big ones but don't
mind the little ones" This incident
was recalled by an uncomfortable de
sire on our part 70 dodge the other
day. We we're intently engaged on
little editorial squib when we heard
the approach Of some one at our Office
door and looking up saw Squire Hop
kins bearing down on Us with a double
barrel English Bull Dog. We wanted
b. dodgc-We thought one Of the big
ones was coming and maybe two, for
at that moment our optics magniBed
those double barrels into mountain
I howitzcrs, and mountain hOwitzsrs
shoot big ones; but then We had no
place nor time 70 dodge, and We be-
gan 30 think Of The home over there.
What had we doneY our FIRST edition
had NOT been issued from the press
and We had moi written anything
against him; and when 10 our limo
| ccnce we were about 20 tell him, with
out demanding an explanation, r.
blaze away and blow us into "th'
sweet bye and bye" be lowered BIZ
gun and handing IL 20 Us asSet
what We thought it was. We though
Il was one Of the big ones but did'n
have the breath % tell him 10. Whei
our heart sank dOwn 20 its common
. level We told him We didn't know, bu
. Il must be- some kind Of a shooter
J Seeing that We gave Il up be took
/. back and opening Il, placed Il dow
! on thc GOOr and We we're relieved q
once. What do you suppose Il was
: Why, nothing but bOOtiack--a ne'
: patent, made after the style Of q doubl
{ barrel English Bull Dog. Aren't "
glad We didn't dodge.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-06-18
Waiting for lhe Nall.

win snxisus features. woru aud pale.
Tfr Wnitt fhr c0fflna ~ TIE mans
zach day b. a0ks. with h0I'e ana fear,
"sy letter. a fny lgttCf hercT'
Eafh daY he hears ~ siic;ico dumb
'iN0t yDi. Old man, " has not come"
Tho harmless fnHdmau. Old and gray.
No one would tecf % drive away.
".Ah me, De says, "lgng years haye past
fifit II Wlii fgiiiir, tWill como ~ last
Ana 80 BE- waits ~ silence dumb.
Tho letter that VII never come
Through tulsty visions nf hls tears,
10 secs tiIe hong. fnr.sundcfcd years,
Tho past cUfncs $50 before him there
Nhrti ~ was strung ana she Was faif,
once nOru hc feels in very truth,
The iCnpinF pulses ~ biz youth.
a strong. strange Joy he feels again
The old Wild fever in hls brain;
An HuNry word. d careless tone.
Ana shn has gone and hos alone,
since then hn waits IN silence dumb,
The letter that vii mover come.
Alasi HE poor old wits have fed,
10 cannot know that abe 4 dead.
Ana Fn he axes u, Ger ana Ger,
Tile same old question Ne before,
10 wakes with morning iiRht tn say
HNy letter, II VIII come to-day
Win tuttofing limbs that almost fall,
fie crueps each morning 70 the mail
And hears with ever new regret,
mot yet, old man, not yet, mot yet
And VI hc waits III silence dumb,
The icstcr that will never come.
An, me, poor mailman, even We
Are duti0a ~ fickiH destiny
In tpaHtlcsa hupc We waiting eit,
T0f nisAiyeA that we're never writ
Wu walt ~ Fcc the harvest grown,
Of arnd that we have never eowni
No seek the hnfhor mouth ~ hall
The vessels that viii never SAL
We walt 10 see our garner hlcd
with fruit OF fipids wu have not tillcd'
Wp Wnit Ia gathering stiffness dumb
Ior letters that viii ncvrr coing.
-Dctruit frco'frcs